suggest best blog writing tools
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OccultKingdoms
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I recommend AI tools to write quickly if you just want money.
If you want quality, research, books and knowledge are your friends.
I like to write quality content using obsidian app. It features markdown which lets me format the text really quickly.
Format your text using lists, headings and split your paragraphs a lot. Remember to cover the topic thoroughly if you seek quality.
Don't repeat yourself. Keep it simple for the reader and don't try to sound like a professor.
If you want quality, research, books and knowledge are your friends.
I like to write quality content using obsidian app. It features markdown which lets me format the text really quickly.
Format your text using lists, headings and split your paragraphs a lot. Remember to cover the topic thoroughly if you seek quality.
Don't repeat yourself. Keep it simple for the reader and don't try to sound like a professor.
Kamillus
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You mean write by your own? You can try seosurfer or frase.io if you want ai I will be testing now tool from @Cognitive
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Thats Sensit AI. It was one of the first AI tools that I used that wasn’t one of the main (Jasper, Rytr). I thoroughly enjoy the quality/output.
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If you have sound knowledge in researching the topic that relates to the content you are going to write, then go with it instead of using any auto tools.
I heard recently about the content writing that, you can use answer the public which helps to cover all your content need.
I heard recently about the content writing that, you can use answer the public which helps to cover all your content need.
OccultKingdoms
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The problem with AI tools are facts (information is not true or written in a way you can't understand it). To do the fact check, you need to be knowledgeable. For instance, I don't know sh*t about finances and if I ask the AI to write about EFT funds, it's going to result in problems and 30 minutes of googling. Really draining and I would recommend learning about the subject, then deciding what tools do fit.
Fariqam
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Thank you so much for your reply. I am a new writer and really want to write genuine content just needed the help you gave me Thank you again.
Fariqam
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Thank you so much
AlliedBusiness
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wordai? try that for a start.. also, google thesaurus for more advance wordings
Fariqam
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
PimpMyGrowth
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+1 for Sensit AI. I used it for my content.
blackbeans
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An audio recorder is the best blog writing tool I can suggest to you as a new writer.
I dictate my own blog posts.
I speak at the rate of 150 to 200 words per minute.
This means I can crank out content at the rate of 9,000 to 12,000 words per hour.
Compare this by writing using a keyboard.
It's not even a contest, not by a long shot.
When you write things by hand, you get the urge to return to the beginning of a paragraph the moment you finish it.
You want to delete everything because you thought of a better way to communicate what you're trying to say.
Once you get to the end of that new paragraph, another idea comes to mind, and it never ends.
It feels like you're chasing your tail.
During my best days, when I was writing things by hand, I was cranking out maybe, 2,000 words of well-polished, edited text every day.
That's not going to work.
Currently, I'm working on another authority site estimated to have around 500 posts.
I'm close to the 250-post milestone, and each post has an average length of 4,000 words.
You can't do that manually.
There are lots of resources available on the internet that will make you a better dictablogger.
Dictablogging is the better alternative for those who can think clearly and have clear, easy-to-understand outlines.
This way, everything you produce is native English-speaker quality (assuming you're a native English speaker), and you're in full control.
You might want to look into this.
Regarding artificial intelligence copywriting, look at the threads of people who got crushed in their rankings.
Some are pointing to AI or PAA automation (more like scraping and AI-powered spinning) for that fiasco.
I dictate my own blog posts.
I speak at the rate of 150 to 200 words per minute.
This means I can crank out content at the rate of 9,000 to 12,000 words per hour.
Compare this by writing using a keyboard.
It's not even a contest, not by a long shot.
When you write things by hand, you get the urge to return to the beginning of a paragraph the moment you finish it.
You want to delete everything because you thought of a better way to communicate what you're trying to say.
Once you get to the end of that new paragraph, another idea comes to mind, and it never ends.
It feels like you're chasing your tail.
During my best days, when I was writing things by hand, I was cranking out maybe, 2,000 words of well-polished, edited text every day.
That's not going to work.
Currently, I'm working on another authority site estimated to have around 500 posts.
I'm close to the 250-post milestone, and each post has an average length of 4,000 words.
You can't do that manually.
There are lots of resources available on the internet that will make you a better dictablogger.
Dictablogging is the better alternative for those who can think clearly and have clear, easy-to-understand outlines.
This way, everything you produce is native English-speaker quality (assuming you're a native English speaker), and you're in full control.
You might want to look into this.
Regarding artificial intelligence copywriting, look at the threads of people who got crushed in their rankings.
Some are pointing to AI or PAA automation (more like scraping and AI-powered spinning) for that fiasco.
Marco69
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my experience with google docs and my lav mic is;
I must have the mic near as possible to my mouth to get accurate words into text.
But most times the google tool produces blubberish hyroglyphes so that I must most of the text rewrite myself , this is time consuming and no a solution.
Any recommendations here for cheap or free accurate speak to text tools who not produce hyroglyphe blubberish words?
I must have the mic near as possible to my mouth to get accurate words into text.
But most times the google tool produces blubberish hyroglyphes so that I must most of the text rewrite myself , this is time consuming and no a solution.
Any recommendations here for cheap or free accurate speak to text tools who not produce hyroglyphe blubberish words?
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rahuldhawan
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yes, Grammerly you can use.
Marco69
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Now I tried speechnotes app from Playstore.
The accurate text I spoke is this:
Hy here is Markus,in this podcast I will explain you hat is outbound marketing.
outbound marketing is a fast way to reach your target audiences and get a fresh stream of target leads form them.
speechnotes output is this; see screenshot in file attachment
too much unaccurate word so I must rewrite myself the whole text with punctuation, which make the help of this ai tool unnecessary. Speaking, then rewrite the whole text is double the work = time consuming.
Maybe I use it the wrong way? A speech to text ai who not understand my words when I hold my smartphone direct in front of my mouth is useless.
The accurate text I spoke is this:
Hy here is Markus,in this podcast I will explain you hat is outbound marketing.
outbound marketing is a fast way to reach your target audiences and get a fresh stream of target leads form them.
speechnotes output is this; see screenshot in file attachment
too much unaccurate word so I must rewrite myself the whole text with punctuation, which make the help of this ai tool unnecessary. Speaking, then rewrite the whole text is double the work = time consuming.
Maybe I use it the wrong way? A speech to text ai who not understand my words when I hold my smartphone direct in front of my mouth is useless.
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asifseoworks
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software is not good for blog
